What is CreativeMindClass - Tutorial for New users
What is the best way to get started with CreativeMindClass
How CreativeMindClass's structured
1. How to create a class
Everything starts by taking a class. The classes are the products that your audience buys and the most important elements of CreativeMindClass. It is possible to start with the first class, and then add additional classes as time goes on. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Class best practices
The class is the thing the people who visit your website, so it's important to make it super easy to understand and enticing.
In a class title make sure you include a promise that draws the attention of the audience.
Include a description of the class that is specific and based on value. Why should someone buy the class? What will the class do for them?
Make a decision on the price. The price you set is the amount that your students will have to pay in your currency.
Include a cover photo for your class . Show yourself, and the final piece your students will work on, or show your own workspace. Add an array of cute images, symbols, or some words.
When you make a video trailer , showcase your appearance, a few pieces of work you've done, and the procedure. Also, include a voice-over, some licensed music. Include exercises and that students can upload artworks and get feedback.
2. How to create your first lesson
Lessons are building blocks of a class. They are the videos you use to teach your students.
Lesson best practices
Incorporate to the lesson pertinent assignments or other attachments for greater context. The lesson can be viewed whenever you want to.
- For a title for a lesson , be specific about the subject you are giving the lesson.
Write a detailed description of your lessonspecific and let your students know what they are likely to learn.
The lesson cover photo is a sneak peek of the lesson.
Upload videos of five to fifteen minutes. Make it easy to follow and let your audience know the basics of your lesson. In a quick introduction, explain what your lesson will be as well as the details of your exercises and inform them about work upload and feedback.
Add exercises to an entire lesson or in multiple lessons.
Attach files with an instructional plan or exercises that require hands-on, drawings, Cheat sheets, inspirations or working documents like Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Leçons for groups with separate sections
Sections Group lessons on the same subject. Use them to make the process of learning and tracking progress easier for your students.
A few ideas to create sections within CreativeMindClass
It is possible to add any title in your page, such as: introduction, meet your teacher, Before we start, Needed materials, Hands-on exercise, or a final thought or any other.
Sort your lessons
Modify the timing of your classes or shift the lesson into a new area by pressing "Sort" and drag & drop.
4. Make your class available for publication Your browser does not support the video tag.
Publish your class, lessons, and exercises whenever you're ready. It is possible to preview your work prior to publication to ensure they appear exactly the way you want.
Draft
Drafts can only be seen by those who are. You can save, edit and view your work and then publish your work when ready. Later, if you unpublish your class it won't visible to anyoneelse, including those who already purchased it.
Released
The classes that are published are accessible to everyone. The classes are shown along with videos, lesson titles and descriptions of lessons, as well as times and also exercise and attachments numbers. Videos of lessons are available only after purchasing an entire class.
Purchased classes
Classes purchasedappear in the student space. Once a student has paid, they is able to view the videos, view exercise descriptions, upload exercises, and get feedback. Also, students can download the lesson's attachments.
5. How do you find students' uploaded' work, and then give feedback
When your website is moving forward while students make projects based upon your instructions, CreativeMindClass gives you an possibility to provide feedback and remain on top. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
Students' works show how your students' work was uploaded below your lessons. Come back to their work during the day , and check the announcements for the upcoming artworks.
Feedback
Student feedback is set up as a filtered "To Do" checklist to ensure you are on top of your tasks. You will be able to quickly identify the students who need to receive feedback, and then go back to the archived artworks of your students.
6. Community Feed
A variety of actions are used to create Community Feed stories. This includes your posts, feedback and announcements about new classes, as well as comments.
Posts
The posts will be visible to the entire world. Your audience will get a feeling of learning experience and also the social network you're creating. It is possible to write blog posts to help your readers, make challenges, post news, and more.
Comments
Make a comment on the post to ask questions and provide more information or share your thoughts.
Comments on the post will appear at the bottom of the page.
Anyone who visits your portal will see the comments.
You and only your pupils can make comments.
7. My Homepage
My Homepage contains your page building blocks.
My homepage best practices
Edit My Homepage block of pages in order to set up your website for sales. Invite people to introduce yourself. people to purchase classes.
- Portal Promo is a section which explains the purpose that the site is about. Your name, what you're offering and a short, actionable message.
3 sections (short) is an opportunity to make an effective elevator pitch. Each sentence is short. Tell the first-timers the things they will find in your site.
Three Sections (long) present the plan you have for your students. Inform them of the benefits they'll get from your classes.
The promo for classes is similar to your card to promote your classes. Make it short and clear.
Public profile helps students recognise your name immediately. A super-essence presenting you as a teacher. Inform people about what you do best.
8. What is the way CreativeMindClass organised?
Lessons and classes are the most fundamental elements of CreativeMindClass.
- A teacher is YOU. Upload your content and manage the classroom space on the dashboard.
Space for teaching is the homepage, classes, and the community feed.
Students are your audience, followers, fans who attended at the very least one class. They buy your class in one time (not an annual subscription) by using an online payment.
The student space is in which a student can watch purchased videos, uploads lesson exercises, or downloads lessons' attachments.
Class materials are things that the people who attend your class purchase. They include a video which you can utilize to market your classes. There are many classes you can add in your online portal.
Lessons are the videos that you watch in the class. There are many videos you can use including exercises and attachments. Lessons are grouped with lesson sections for clarity.
Attachments and exercises are an integral component of a lesson. They can be included in one lesson or to each one. Utilize them to make a great learning experience. Exercises come with an easy upload option for students' work.
Community Feed functions as your personal Instagram. Anyone can access the feed's posts and comments but only your students can be active members of the community.
Posts are part of a Community Feed. They're easy to manage through the Dashboard.
Feedback Commentaries appear on the Community Feed when you make a comment about a student's work. You get notified whenever the student uploads their work to provide feedback.
Teachers' comments and students' comments are displayed in the comments section below posts.
More resources that can help you learn CreativeMindClass
When you've mastered the fundamentals You can build on them, and the CreativeMindClass team will do the same. There are a variety of resources for getting started so that anybody can figure out what they like.
Resources
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